If you’re a beginner in sales
My sales training has helped close deals upto $800K
I’ve made a 40 min training on how to:
- Differentiate yourself from the average closer
- Master the sales process (without rapport)
- Avoid the 3 ways most reps fail
Reply ‘sales’ and I’ll send
I've coached dozens of new sales reps on how to master sales psychology.
It's our bread & butter at Surgical Sales.
So I created a document for you to help you learn the basics.
Like & comment "psychology" and I'll send it to you.
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I created a 12 minute video explaining how we've maintained 70% open rates for the past 3 months
This tactic ALONE got us through the open rate hits that happened last month
Like & comment "open" and I'll DM you a link to the video
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Looking to close more high-ticket deals?
Then you need to master human psychology.
The best salesman in the world have a fundamental understanding of their prospect's psychology.
This guide shows you how to do it.
Like + comment "psychology" & I'll DM it
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The best way to improve as a remote closer is by recording and reviewing your sales calls.
But most closers still aren't doing this.
So I created a document on how to improve at sales by reviewing your calls.
Like + comment "review" & I'll DM it over.
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I've closed over 7-figures in deals as a high-ticket closer.
And let me tell you, there's a ton of BS out there about how to sell remotely.
That's why I made a doc on the only sales structure you'll ever need as a high-ticket closer.
RT & comment "structure" and I'll send it.
Most of the sales guys on social media have sold a few things
I've been in sales for the past 10 years, selling high-ticket menswear, startups, capital fundraising, agencies, coaching programs, SaaS, you name it
Here's my story
This is the best video on Twitter.
For anyone questioning themselves or hesitating about putting themselves out there, watch this.
You’re 140 seconds away from clarity
The best onboarding flow in Money Twitter
None of you are ready for this smoke
As soon as someone becomes a client
Everything gets handled automatically
How?
A thread of some of the worst mistakes I’ve seen over the past 4 years writing CVs
If you apply the Inversion Mental Model = Perfect CVs
Read this thread 👇
In the last 2 weeks I’ve been asked to write 6 people’s CVs
I’ve been doing it for the past 4 years but as time has passed I have less and less time to spare
I have a set framework that has gotten all of my old clients the jobs they wanted almost immediately
E-guide pending!
"Never Split the Difference" by Chris Voss is one of the most insightful books on sales psychology ever written.
High ticket reps could see a 10% close rate increase by reading it.
But if you're a lazy fuck and couldn't be bothered...
This is the 1 concept you need to know:
If there's 1 thing that will 2x your success on sales calls, it's asking questions
But if you want 20x success, you need to start asking THIS specific type of question
It makes your prospect internalise their pain points by making them think through their problem
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I have a detailed guide describing the framework we use internally to write email campaigns in 10 minutes or less
I could sell this for $97
But I'm giving it to you for FREE
Like & comment "copy" and I'll DM you a link to it
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You’ve been in this situation before…
You’ve found out about a prospect’s pain points
You’ve made them realise they need to solve the issue
All you have to do is nail your pitch.
They hear the pitch and say
“I’ll let you know”
Here’s how to NEVER have that happen again
When you pitch your service at the end of the discovery/demo call
Your prospect should be making a WHICH choice, not a WHETHER choice
What’s the difference?
The difference between your close rate being < 40% and it being >60%
Behavioural Psychology is the missing link in your outreach campaigns
Start using these if you want to be different in your copy and stand out from the crowd
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Nobody, especially a competitor, is looking for you to survive a hit.
This is a hard game with few winners.
The only person WHOLEHEARTEDLY invested in your success is you.
Every single competitor is looking for a chink in your armour to grab market share.
Grow up
“The greatest trick the devil ever played was convincing the world that he did not exist.”
The greatest trick marketing ever played was convincing millennial men that journalling was different to writing in a diary
Letting
@LXMoore_
stay with me for an undisclosed period
Told him that he’s a smart kid after seeing some of the stuff he’s doing for clients
“You live by the sword, you die by the sword
In this case, the sword is autism”
🤣🤣🤣
The secret to client retention is the psychology of memory
Here's how to use it in your business
With this, I guarantee you'll keep clients for longer
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Me 2 years ago:
- Spending half my day every day on fulfilment
- Can’t focus on strategy
- Dry pipeline
Me now:
- 30 mins a week on fulfilment
- Overseeing strategy & giving better direction
- Pipeline bussin’
Here’s how I did it
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Closing sales relies on 1 key skill
Basically everyone is scared of doing this
If you start implementing it
You will work with BETTER clients
Close MORE deals
Charge HIGHER prices
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The biggest mistake I see consistently when reviewing sales calls
People being too nice
Stop
You've just met this person, you're not this nice to anyone else
It's skeevy and off putting, you come across like a used car salesman
Are you looking to become a top 1% closer?
Give me 8 weeks and I’ll turn you from Jonah Hill to Belfort so you can make 8-15k/mo out of the gate and have the skill level to climb the ladder even higher.
Here's how:
My biz partner spent all of today honing our onboarding flow for new clients + our set of offers
"This is now the best onboarding flow on Money Twitter"
Shall I drop some nuggets?
I guarantee you're not using the most underrated line of questioning in sales:
"Have you purchased something like this before?"
Reveals buying propensity + if they're sold on the vehicle
If you don't ask?
You leave yourself trying to convince them that X program works
I spent <2 hours today to make more than I did in a month in my corporate consulting job
My old boss told me that doing my own thing was too big of a risk + I wouldn’t make enough money
😌
LEARN HOW SALES WORK YOU FUCKS
Most of y'all just pitch and then sit there like dickheads not knowing what to do next
Take them over the line by explaining next steps, don't let them tell you why they don't want to do it
Y’are all following the wrong gurus for sales
Most guys haven’t even CLOSED at any reasonable level
Let alone being able to TEACH IT
This is what happens when you don’t get trained by a prepubescent “high ticket closer”
Most B2B sales reps who work at VERY large companies are shit at sales
I said what I said
It's not hard to be good at selling when everyone already knows they want to buy BEFORE they get on the call
If I can drink for 10 hours until 2AM
Then
Take my first sales call at 5AM (time zone mishap fucked me)
AND
Close them all on literally ZERO SLEEP
You can do it when you’re fresh and rested
Stop blaming external factors and start blaming your shitty sales process
STOP BEING FUCKING BORING
Seen too many guys overdo their professionalism to the point of boring the prospect out of a sale.
A sale THEY WOULD HAVE MADE if they'd injected the call with the tiniest hint of spice. Or sauce. Whatever the fuck.
Personality goes a long way gents.
Everyone knows about prices ending in 9 being better received by buyers
This is like level 0.5 when it comes to pricing psychology
Steal these 5 psychological pricing methods and apply them in your agency
The biggest mistake beginners make in sales is not understanding the emotional sale
You’ve been told:sell the benefits & people buy with emotion but nobody actually does it
1 Find problem
2 Find what the problem impacts
3 Amplify it
Get this right and you'll be 2-3x better
If you told me 2 years ago that I'd be on a plane travelling to the US to speak at on two panels, the co-founder of two companies and that I make 5x my previous salary, I'd have told you to get fucked.
That's what I'm doing this weekend.
I've stopped taking advice from most people.
Now, I run a quick mental model every time someone gives me advice.
I stole it from Ray Dalio, who's pretty good at giving advice.
Read why 👇🏽
Biggest red flag about a closer?
Closing deals they shouldn’t.
Not everyone should be sold - as an agency owner, you don’t want bad prospects getting into your ecosystem
Prospects who close everyone are only thinking about their pay check, not their effect on your org
Rapport is so overhyped
You need to spend time disqualifying and making the prospect's problem worse
Not telling them how cool it is that your aunt is from the same place as them
Do better.
You spent all that time creating blog content for your page and sending cold emails to book that one call
And then they no-show
Here’s how we’ve halved no-shows at our agency
(Steal our call confirmation playbook)
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Been feeling mentally congested for the past few weeks, spoke to
@sdrwhisperer
on our pod yesterday, considered taking a 4 day trip somewhere to get away from work
Forgot about my ultimate reset activity
Sensory Deprivation Tanks
Not spoken about a ton by MT guys, would recco
It’s easy to convince someone who’s not good at sales that you’re good at sales.
It’s a bit more difficult to convince someone who’s good at sales that you’re good at sales.
Look at who the best are respecting and put weight into that.
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I hate the question "What brought you on the call today"
No one is immediately going to then pour their heart out with their problems...
Ask yourself, what's the purpose of that question?
Ask that instead.
I've fallen in love with writing online
But there's a dark side to it
Maybe you shouldn't turn your passion into profit
Psychology says you might lose more than you gain
When you get trained to be a script robot, you can’t deviate. You don’t have the mental scaffolding to adapt.
Immediate response:
“Sweet, what do you need to know to make a decision on this?”
“Ok cool, and before I get into it, when you get the answers to all those questions…
closers:
I hopped on a sales call today
if the first thing I do is go "look mate i know you're a closer, i know you're about to frame the call, i know you're about to say you're taking notes"
don't go and then read word for word the frame part of your script
just act normal…
I see some of you man on the TL who I KNOW can’t sell shilling your knowledge
If people knew your sales records they would punch you in your necks for wasting their time
Be VERY careful who you’re learning from
No sales skill in the world is more valuable than just being a solid person.
Caring about results. Caring about prospects. Showing up consistently.
You can outwork a lack of talent. But you can't outwork lack of integrity.
I’ve spoken to 100+ business owners
You have to be 100% clear on 1 SINGLE piece of information BEFORE you start outbound sales
Its the determining factor in you making $$$$ from your outbound efforts or making nothing
You wrote amazing copy for a great offer yet you’re still getting no meetings?
It’s because you look like shit.
Master your “digital footprint” to book double the meetings with the same copy
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If you're a beginner in high ticket sales --
Stop watching Hormozi YouTube videos.
Instead, focus on cultivating these 3 key qualities of top performing closers:
Chill the fuck out.
If you don’t close this sale, there is always another one.
And if you don’t close that one, there will always be another one after that.
This is what’s keeping you poor.
You need to learn to become outcome independent.
To all my cold email friends
Impose a word count on your VAs and watch their lines skyrocket in quality
Add a column next to their First Line column with this formula
=IF(CellRef="","",COUNTA(SPLIT(CellRef," ")))
RT to save a life
There are so many books on Psychology it's impossible to know where to start
Here are my 5 go-to books
You'll have a foundational understanding of human behaviour
But far more than 99% of people
There is only one thing I hate about Money Twitter
I guarantee everyone who has built even a small following has dealt with this
If you’re guilty of this
Stop it
Now.
Victor Lustig was a serial con artist.
He sold money printing boxes
The Eiffel Tower to scrap metal salesmen
And a fuckin' dream to Al Capone
This is the story of what I think is his greatest con
And the psychology behind why it worked.
You don’t charge enough.
The reason you don’t is that you’re scared nobody will buy it.
You need to understand the value equation.
When you do, you can double or even triple your prices.
In the last month I’ve had more opportunities come into my life than potentially ever before
@blackhatwizardd
said you need to “exert yourself onto the world”
Until you start playing to your strengths and doing what you were born to do
NGMI